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Boating Industry Association of WA

Locality: Burswood, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9227 7899

Address: 1 Camfield Drive 6100 Burswood, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.biawa.asn.au

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25.01.2022 Starting this week, we'll be bringing back #TipTuesday giving you a bonus tip every week! The Tuesday tips will be to do with Safe Towing so keep your eyes peeled! Do you know the requirements of oversize boats travelling on the roads? Here's a handy chart to summarise!

24.01.2022 November 2020 Event - https://mailchi.mp/595711a/february-2020-newsletter-1404832

22.01.2022 National Safe Boating Week 29 Sep 2020 - 2 Oct 2020 Icon Theme Message... 26 Sep 2020 Know It Safe boating means knowing the limits of your vessel. Before you go, make sure your boat is seaworthy and appropriate for your chosen activity. 27 Sep 2020 Service It Safe boating means being a responsible boat owner. Boats need regular maintenance, servicing and safety checks to keep them shipshape. 28 Sep 2020 Pack It Safe boating means carrying the right safety equipment. You’ll need different items depending on your vessel type and whether you’re in open or enclosed waters. 29 Sep 2020 Check It Safe boating means assessing the weather and choosing a suitable time and place to go out. Conditions can change quickly, so don’t hesitate to head back in. If in doubt, don’t go out. 30 Sep 2020 Plan It Safe boating means planning your trip and telling an emergency contact where you’re headed and what time you’ll be back. Where possible log on and off with Marine Rescue. 01 Oct 2020 Learn It Safe boating means knowing the rules and laws that keep all of us safe. Remember, boating safety is a responsibility we all share as waterway users. 02 Oct 2020 Wear It Safe boating means wearing a life jacket, the most important piece of safety equipment on any recreational vessel. Wear It to Work Day Wear your life jacket to work on Friday 2nd October and show your colleagues that if it’s easy enough to wear at work, it’s easy enough to wear on the water.

22.01.2022 This is the final installment of this series of Tip Thursdays but there will be more to come! Stay tuned! #TipThursday

22.01.2022 It is with much sadness we advise the passing of past President 1987- 90 and 2012-14 Life Member 1992 of the Boating Industry Association of WA Jim (Jimbo) was 74 years old. Jim became a member in 1978 being active in attending every AGM of the association. Jim's passion for the recreational boating industry and his involvement in the Mangles Bay Fishing Club along with Sea Rescue will be greatly missed. Jim gave his time generously to staff and directors of the association... and never sought nor expected anything in return other than the success for his fellow members. His voice was always heard. The thoughts of the BIAWA board of directors, staff and members remain with Jim's family. Fair winds and following seas. Rest in Peace

22.01.2022 Rottnest Island Now Open Please note the following update As you may be aware, work has now commenced on the rebuild of the Rottnest Island Fuel Jetty with works expected to be completed by November 2020.... During the works period, access to the Fuel Jetty (including fuelling, berthing and pen mooring) will be closed to all vessels. The new jetty will offer a number of benefits to those visiting the Island including a new deck, additional power and water facilities, new finger jetties, improved refuelling/berthing for smaller vessels and an extended end platform. Once the Island is reopened to visitors this Saturday 6 June, skippers of vessels travelling to the Island will need to ensure they have adequate fuel supplies for their entire journey to and from the Island for the duration of the project. I will provide you with regular updates on the project over the coming months. Regards Lynleigh and the RIA

22.01.2022 February 2020 Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/acfd7022b208/february-2020-newsletter

21.01.2022 Know your knots - it's knot hard! It's the cleat hitch for this weeks Tip Thursday! #TipThursday Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

21.01.2022 Let's talk about parking for this weeks Tip Thursday! #TipThursday Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

17.01.2022 Hi everyone due to the virus situation the explore boating day at woodman point has been cancelled regards Lynleigh

16.01.2022 Some things to think about if you are new to towing for #TipTuesday this week - visit the website listed for more info!

16.01.2022 Australian Builders Plates (ABP) - proposed update to ABP Standard The Department of Transport has been working with national and state marine regulators to review the ABP standard, which determines how calculations for the ABP are made. The ABP Standard ensures recreational boaters are provided with essential safety guidance regarding their boats loading and passenger capacity, engine size and buoyancy characteristics. With the intention of improving safety outcomes, a ...new ABP Standard has been proposed and public feedback is now sought. Maritime Safety Queensland are hosting the consultation on behalf of the Australian Recreational Boating Safety Committee. Key changes proposed include: further guidance for boat builders regarding how ABP values are determined; requiring flotation to be fitted in accordance with nominated technical standards; making the operational warning statement a mandatory inclusion on the ABP; and generally restructuring the ABP Standard to improve safety outcomes and ease-of-use. To comment on the proposed ABP Standard changes and for more information, please visit msq.qld.gov.au/A/News-and-stories/Australian-Builders-Plate. Consultation closes 31 January 2020.

15.01.2022 Don't miss out on the Rottnest Safety Convoy this November 14 & 15 Departing Fremantle and Hillarys proudly supported by Club Marine, Marine Safety, Sea Rescue. Sthn TAFE and BIAWA Members. Prizes supplied by members.

14.01.2022 We hope you've been tuning into the series so far - it's time for another Tip Thursdays! #TipThursday Anchoring can take some practice, learn how to master the skill! Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

14.01.2022 TOSS THE BOSS! Are you ready for this event on the 2nd of December? As part of Marine Safetys 5 year Complacency on the Water strategy they'll be conducting the annual Toss the Boss activity.... How it works: Buy a raffle ticket ($2 each or 3 for $5) Raffle drawn in the foyer at 1:30pm If your name gets selected; you get to toss one of the following leaders off Sardine Jetty! All proceeds go to The Disabled Surfers Association of Australia, to celebrate International Day of People with Disability (3rd December) All welcome to come and cheer! Please purchase some raffle tickets or you can offer a minimum of $20.00 to nominate a specific manager. A little bit of fun with a serious message. The event will be filmed and posted on our social media pages.

13.01.2022 A handy checklist for #TipTuesday this week - keep a mental note or keep it somewhere handy for the next time you intend to tow!

12.01.2022 Discover Explore Boating Day April 4th 10 - 2pm - https://mailchi.mp//discover-explore-boating-day-april-4th

12.01.2022 Come on Ladies show them how it's done

11.01.2022 Recreational Vessel Safety Equipment Review The Department of Transport WA wants you to be part of the final consultation for recommended changes to safety equipment requirements for recreational vessels on WA waterways. Transport Minister Rita Saffioti recently released the Recreational Vessel Safety Equipment Review Position Paper detailing 12 proposals including the compulsory wearing of lifejackets for children and by anyone on a vessel less than 4.8 metres in length.... The paper follows an initial round of consultation in 2017. It has been more than 25 years since the last review of safety equipment for recreational vessels in WA and the reforms are designed to make it easier for skippers and to save lives on the water. Boat owners and users, those who have personal water craft or regularly paddle, windsurf or enjoy kite surfing can read the paper and provide feedback by visiting: >> transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/safety-equipment-review.asp Information sessions: A series of special information sessions will be held around the State commencing at Bunbury on Tuesday October 22, 2019. Visit Safety Equipment Review for other locations and to find out how to register to attend. HAVE YOUR SAY!

08.01.2022 RIVER CONVOY Through the efforts of Fremantle Sea Rescue, Marine Safety WA, Water Police and our valued members the Boating Industry Association of WA they give the boating public a chance to explore our wonderful waterways safely throughout the day and then travelling back at twilight as the navigational lights appear to return to Fremantle a journey that many have not yet experienced. Lunch is BYO at stops available, or enjoy the Elizabeth Quay facilities.... >>> Sunday 23 February 2020 >>> $50 per boat plus $6 for the Quiz Depart Leeuwin Boat Ramp 10Aam SHARP and travel up the river collecting any other vessels along the way at public boat ramps or Yacht Clubs Following river through to Mosman Bay on to Butler Hump and around Freshwater Bay through sheltered areas and ski areas past Point Walter where a drop off and pick up area is available. Melville waters extra speed to Point Heathcote through to South of Perth Yacht Club down past Canning Bridge on to Deep Water Point. Return to Swan River via Como Jetty to Matilda Bay on to Elizabeth Quay to view moorings available. A Stop at the Charter Boat Pens near the Lucky Shag Bar. Down to South Perth and return to Heirrisson Island , Belmont Ski Area, East Perth and Maylands then return to Burswood Water Sports Association for Quiz, Safety Demonstration and BBQ. Leaving Burswood at Twilight as the navigational lights appear. If you are interested or for any further questions - get in touch! For the registration form, go here: http://a0.cdn.auroracms.com//registration_form_23_feb_rive

08.01.2022 Another #TipTuesday coming at you! There are strict requirements for needing a permit or not - make sure you have yours sorted correctly, check the info below to find out more!

07.01.2022 New Initiatives for Maritime Facilities https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au//New-initiative-unve

05.01.2022 Buoy o' buoy - it's that time of the week again! #TipThursday Markers, buoys and beacons - do you know what they all mean? It can become second nature after a while, but we think it is always a good idea to refresh your memory. Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

05.01.2022 The new lifejacket program Make a Difference Maintain and Wear your lifejacket will be delivered in the metro area at the following times/dates/locations: Date Saturday 3rd October 2020 Location East Fremantle Leeuwin Boat Ramp Time 9am to 9:45am & 10am to 10:45am... Date Sunday 4th October 2020 Location Woodman Point boat ramp Time 9am to 9:45am & 10am to 10:45am Date Saturday 10th October 2020 Location Two Rocks Marina Time 9am to 9:45am & 10am to 10:45am Date Sunday 11th October 2020 Location Mandurah Breakwater Parade ramp Time 9am to 9:45am & 10am to 10:45am As part of this program, people who attend the clinic may be entitled to a $30 voucher (sample attached) to use at one of our retail partner stores. If you have anyone from the BIAWA wanting to know more about the program then please get them to contact me. For people wanting to attend a clinic, registration is vital to secure a spot. The booking form can be found on the Department of Transport website www.transport.wa.gov.au/lifejackets

04.01.2022 It's our last #TipTuesday! We hope you have found these tip series engaging and helpful - like this one on the topic of Accreditation. Keep your eye out for Tip Thursday's as they will be continuing on!

04.01.2022 It's that time of the week again...Tip Thursday! #TipThursday Get to know your radio - it's important! Over'n'out! Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

04.01.2022 Slow down and keep the waves friendly - it's time for our Tip Thursday! #TipThursday Speeding on the water can be dangerous for you and other boaters - know the limits! Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

04.01.2022 Do you know these requirements? For this week's #TipTuesday, we are highlighting a few things that could be easily missed!

04.01.2022 Discover Boating Week Event Leeuwin Boat ramp 26 September 2020 Woodman Point Boat ramp 27 September 2020

03.01.2022 Beautiful day for the Boating Industry Association of WA Rottnest Island Safe Boating Convoy. Blue group leaving Pt Peron and travelling along the west side of Garden Island to Rotto. www.transport.wa.gov.au/boatingguides

02.01.2022 Fremantle Traffic Bridge replacement project A lot of the focus in the media has been on improving cycling connections and maintaining heritage aspects, but a key aim of the project is also to reduce navigational impediments. For example, fewer pylons and a higher vertical clearance are important outcomes. It would be great if members of the boating community could articulate some of their views in the community survey or pop into one of the info sessions to relay it in perso...n. Link to project website: https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au//met/Swan-River-Crossings/ Link to survey: https://www.mysaytransport.wa.gov.au/swan-river-crossings The Government is also holding community drop in sessions on the following days - register to attend via the Main Roads website above. Monday 17 August Saturday 29 August Wednesday 2 September

02.01.2022 Continuing our series of helpful hints & tips on all things boating WA, here is the next Tip Thursday! #TipThursday Courtesy and etiquette on using boat ramps this week, with some site specific ramps around Perth. Keep your eyes peeled for the Tip Thursday posts - they'll be coming to you each and every week!

01.01.2022 HAVE YOUR SAY ON PARKING AT DEEP WATER POINT Cardno, is working with the City of Melville to develop a Parking Management Plan for the Deep Water Point Reserve. As part of this work, we are seeking feedback from users of the facilities via a short online survey.... Please feel free to forward the following link to any members of your association who may be interested: https://www.melvillecity.com.au//deep-water-point-parking- The survey will be available until the 10th of August.